MAYHEM: Disturbance at Hyannis residence spills out into the street… [VIDEO]
HYANNIS – DEVELOPING – At about 11:31PM, after receiving at least two 911 calls, several police squad cars rushed to an address on Hamden Circle for some sort of disturbance that had just spilled out onto the street.
A female was transported from the scene to CCH with unknown injuries…
According to radio traffic, officers had probable cause for the immediate arrest of a Centerville man who had reportedly fled the scene in a black Honda coupe, or similar type vehicle…
About an hour into the investigation, multiple officers converged on 105 Beechwood Road in Centerville. Police had information the suspect may have been in possession of a firearm, according to radio transmissions.
HN was in the area of Beechwood Road, but stayed a very safe distance from the address as not endanger officers who were in the process of cautiously taking the alleged violent suspect into custody.
Shortly after 12:30AM, a Barnstable Police Sergeant notified dispatch that the suspect was in custody.
The suspect was reportedly charged with Mayhem, Breaking & Entering in the Nighttime, and Domestic Assault & Battery. Although the suspect does not reside at the Hamden Circle address, he still will be charged with Domestic A&B because he reportedly has a child in common with the female who was sent to CCH. Also, due to a new Massachusetts law, police are unable to release details when an arrest is domestic related. However, details are usually available after the arraignment through public court records.
The condition of the female taken to CCH is unknown at the time of this report. Also, another male was taken into custody in the area of the initial call on Hamden Circle. Details surrounding his arrest were also unavailable at the time of this report.
HN will provide updates as they become available.
The following dashcam video shows officers walking the suspect from 105 Beechwood Road to an awaiting cruiser parked about a block away.
In other news:
LATE BREAKING: Someone tried to pry open an 8-year-old’s bedroom window early this morning… police investigating…
HYANNIS – At about 3:15AM, police quickly responded to an address on Hirimar Road for a report someone just tried to pry open an 8-year-old’s bedroom window. One patrolman was in the area at the time of the call but did not come across a suspect.
A crime scene investigator from the Sheriff’s Department took photos and processed the window for finger prints.
Police are treating the incident as an Attempted B & E. It’s uncertain whether the child was the actual target of the intruder. Actual entry into the home was not made…
In other news:
PHOTOS: Barnstable Police are investigating a two car accident which occurred at the intersection Route 132 and Independence Drive last evening. Two Hyannis FD ambulances responded and transported two patients to CCH with non-life-threatening injuries.
In other news:
PHOTOS: Less than an hour after the aforementioned car accident, two more cars collided on Route 132, this time about two blocks from the initial accident, at the entrance to the Cape Cod Mall. There were no reported injuries. However, the man encircled in the second photo showed up at CCH later in the evening with injuries from an assault he was allegedly involved in at an address on Mark’s Path. Police had been out looking for him prior to responding to CCH, where they eventually placed him under arrest. He was transported to BPD Headquarters after receiving treatment in the CCH emergency room…
In other news:
PHOTO: A male driver was taken to CCH early last evening after a collision with another vehicle on Bearses Way. His injuries were non-life-threatening. The accident is under investigation by Barnstable Police.
In other news:
PHOTO: Police officers stopped to check on the wellbeing of a young girl who was out walking in the East End of Hyannis all by herself Monday afternoon. Initially, police were informed she may have been only three years old… it turned out she was much older and able to find her way back home. Unfortunately, Hyannis is no longer a place where children are safe to be out walking by themselves at any age, even during broad daylight…
